Irbid National University in Jordan

The university was licensed by Resolution No. (601) of the year (1991) from the Ministry of Higher Education in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and it included specializations including Arabic language, English language, business administration, accounting, law, mathematics, and computer science. The university began accepting students in the year (1994).

The university has expanded academically until the number of departments in it has now reached (17) departments in the bachelor’s program, and (3) departments in the master’s program. In recent years, the university has worked to attract the largest possible number of Jordanian and expatriate students. In an effort to achieve a direct contribution to the growth of Jordanian society and the Arab communities neighboring the Kingdom. Since 2012, the university has turned to postgraduate programmes. In an effort to cover a wider segment of society, and to provide it with more distinguished and worthy competencies and the ability to deal with the needs of the labor market, the Master of Mathematics was created, then the Master of Law, then the Master of Accounting.

In the future, other master's programs will be developed out of the university's desire to fulfill the hopes of students who are keen to continue their education at the mother university to complete their academic career that they began with their aspirations and horizons.

Vision:
Aspiration for Irbid National University to be one of the distinguished scientific beacons capable of competition and development.

Message:
Working to bring about a qualitative shift in university education and achieving a distinguished level of graduates with the scientific qualifications and global skills required for the labor market, creating a natural, academic and technological environment that is attractive and stimulating for creativity and excellence, promoting scientific research related to sustainable development, and improving interaction with society to contribute to its development and advancement scientifically. Economically, socially, and culturally.

Values:
Irbid National University is committed to its vision and mission in accordance with the principles of independence, freedom and democracy, and in a climate dominated by the values of morality, belonging, loyalty, dedication to work, transparency, justice, equal opportunities and working in the spirit of one family, committed to human rights and freedoms, and the empowerment of women.

Strategic objectives:
The university must have distinguished, competent faculty members capable of interacting locally, regionally, and internationally.
To be able to graduate students with high levels of knowledge, culture, belonging, morals, and good citizenship.
To be a home for scientific research related to comprehensive development.
To achieve standards of quality and excellence in all components of the academic system at the university.
To have an attractive university environment consistent with standards of quality and distinction.
To enhance its contribution to sustainable development, community service, and the environment.
Qualifying the university’s academic and administrative leaders, and enhancing the university’s institutional performance.

Documents required for admission and registration at Irbid National University

Original high school grade transcript or a certified copy.
A certified copy of the family book, and a certified copy of the personal ID or (passport for non-Jordanians).
An original birth certificate or a certified copy (for non-Jordanians) certified by the student’s country.
Transcript of grades for students transferred from other universities, certified by the Jordanian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
Community College transcript of grades for bridging students, and a comprehensive certificate, certified by the Jordanian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
(3)- Three personal photos measuring (4*6)
Education service booklet for Jordanian students only.

Conditions for admission to Irbid Private University

First: The student must have a Jordanian general secondary school certificate or its equivalent. All high school certificates in Arab countries are considered equivalent to the Jordanian certificate for this purpose, provided that they are authenticated by the Jordanian Ministry of Education.

Non-Jordanian students who have obtained a vocational high school diploma must submit an application to the Jordanian Ministry of Education to have their certificates equalized.

Second: Bridging System (Community College) Conditions for admission and equivalency:
1- The student must have passed the comprehensive exam for Jordanian community colleges with a grade of 68% or above, with reference to the foundations of the secondary branch and the high school average, excluding non-Jordanian nationality.

2- For bridge students corresponding to Jordanian community colleges, any subjects that match the specialization plan are equivalent to no more than (66) hours for the two-year system.

3- For bridge students that are not equivalent to Jordanian community colleges, any subjects that apply to the specialization plan are equivalent.

4- Acceptance of community college students from outside Jordan is considered a corresponding bridge, and a maximum of (30) hours are counted, provided that their grades are not less than (68)% or more.

5- The minimum acceptance rate for bridging students with a Jordanian community college diploma with special needs is (65%), provided that the student attaches a medical document from the Disability Diagnostic Center at the Ministry of Health indicating whether the disability is a reason for his low educational attainment and the percentage of disability is not less than (40%).